WIRE by KOVA / About
What WIRE is, and who makes it
WIRE by KOVA is market intelligence for traders. It reads market-moving news the moment it is published, scores each headline for whether it can move the market, which direction, how strongly and whether it is already priced in, and publishes a clear directional alert.
What WIRE covers
WIRE Stocks covers single-name US equities and WIRE Futures covers Nasdaq-100 futures (NQ). One membership includes both. More than 700 headlines a day come in and almost all of them are dropped. Every headline becomes a structured verdict: market moving or not, direction, strength, and whether it is priced in.
The alert floors are fixed in code, so a signal below the floor is never published, and every skipped headline is logged with a readable reason. See the full walk-through on how it works.
Who makes WIRE
WIRE is made by KOVA. It is not affiliated with other products or companies named Wire.
Official WIRE accounts:
What membership includes
One plan, WIRE Alerts at $49.99 a month, opens both the Stocks and Futures desks. Accounts created before 6:00 p.m. ET on October 16, 2026 keep it free. WIRE publishes algorithm alerts and the activity of its own paper account. No orders are placed in member accounts.
Alerts arrive in the WIRE workspace on the web and in the Windows desktop app (Windows 10 and 11, early access), which adds native notifications.
The record and the morning brief
The research and trade record publishes a historical out-of-sample simulation, losses included. Hypothetical and simulated results do not predict future performance.
The WIRE morning brief is a market brief published every weekday at 8:00 a.m. ET: overnight futures, the stories moving markets and what to watch in the session ahead. The full brief is part of WIRE Alerts; each edition's page lists what it covers.
Alerts and paper-account tracking. No orders are placed in member accounts. Not financial advice. Trading futures and equities involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Risk disclosure. Questions? See the FAQ.